Digital Radiography

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  • Julie Cullen
  • 04/07/2016

  Computed Radiography and Digital Radiography…Perfect Together

  I had always assumed that most dentists were either computed radiography (imaging plates) users or digital radiography (sensors) users. It never dawned on me that anyone would be both. That was until I talked to a dentist friend of mine the other day who said that having both in the practice is a bit of a safety net. If your sensor goes down for...

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  • Liana Tremmel
  • 03/16/2016

  PSPIX—Upgrading a Dental Practice

  In September 2015, I bought a practice that was completely analog. So going in I knew I was going to need to make some upgrades. My goals were to improve patient care, build the reputation of the practice, and increase staff satisfaction and practice workflow. For radiography, I knew for sure I wanted an image plate scanner. That’s what I had...

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  • Ara Nazarian, DDS, DICOI
  • 03/31/2020

  Making A Direct Impression Work Every Time!

  What I have found to work great in my private practice for the splinting of open tray impression posts in the fabrication of full arch screw retained restorations is the use of Futar D bite registration material from Kettenbach USA.

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  • Samantha Negraval
  • 03/30/2020

  How One Maryland Dentist Reduced Post-Op Sensitivity and Increased Patient Trust

  If there’s one thing busy dentists know, it’s that their everyday, go-to restorative products need to work quickly, and they just need to work, period. Lack of adhesion, patient sensitivity, and failed restorations simply aren’t options. It’s not just about losing valuable chair time—it’s about losing patient trust.

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  • Samantha Negraval
  • 03/27/2020

  This Disposable Prophy Angle Can Help Reduce Infection Risk

  The COVID-19 crisis has put dentists, hygienists, and patients at risk, and prompted national guidelines for postponing non-emergency procedures, such as dental cleanings. While coronavirus has shaken the healthcare industry to its core, the “downtime” dental practices currently have may be an opportunity to reevaluate their hygiene protocols.

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  • Samantha Negraval
  • 03/26/2020

  Patient Communication Software Can Help During Challenging Times

  Communicating with your patients amid the global COVID-19 crisis is difficult. You want to be sensitive to your patient base, and the last thing you want to do is bombard them with “sales-y” messages. At the same time, you don’t want to fall out of touch with your patients. One day, your dental practice will be able to resume routine,...

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